Corpse Bride Celebrating 20 Years of this Film.

Corpse Bride Celebrating 20 Years of this film.

To celebrate 20 years of this Tim Burton film, here is my review of Corpse Bride. Corpse Bride is a film about a man named Victor, voiced by Johnny Depp, who is forced to marry a woman named Victoria, voiced by Emily Watson, but it's an arranged marriage for all the wrong reasons. So, he runs away and practices his vows to his wife until he puts the ring on a branch, and out comes a corpse bride named Emily, voiced by Helena Bonham Carter. 

In the film, the two of them get to know each other, and Emily finds out that he is supposed to marry Victoria, so she takes him to the afterlife, where dead corpses live among the living. At one point, Victor grows to love her and decides to marry Emily, but he must be dead for them to be together. 

This film featured great stop-motion animation, and the designs of the characters and corpses were exceptionally well done. Tim Burton knows how to craft great stop-motion films. The cast of the movie all did a great job voicing their characters, and the musical numbers were excellent and heartfelt. 

Now, the villain of the film, Lord Barkis Bittern, is a cruel and greedy character who seeks wealth, so he attempts to marry Victoria, but he learns that her family is impoverished. Actually, they wanted to marry her to Victor because his family was wealthy. Barkis was a greedy villain, and he got what he deserved. He was supposed to marry Emily, but in the end, he killed her because he didn't get her money. 

Now the film ends with Victor and Emily not getting married, and Barkis drinks the potion that would make Victor unalive, and he is taken by the dead to be punished for his crimes. Victor and Victoria confess their love for each other and marry for love. 

Emily says goodbye to both of them as she can now rest in peace and move on to the afterlife. It's a beautiful but bittersweet ending for Emily. I like to imagine that Victor and Victoria had a daughter, whom they named Emily after her. 

Corpse Bride was a significant stop-motion animated film, and it teaches us about what real love truly is.

I thoroughly enjoyed this film and give it an 8 out of 10. 

It's a good romantic film to watch for Halloween.

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